Trump will limit the duration of visas for international students to only four years

Trump will limit the duration of visas for international students to only four years

The Trump administration is going to eliminate a policy in place for decades that allowed international students, participants in cultural exchange programs, and journalists to stay in the United States for the time necessary to complete their activity: from now on they will have a limit of four years (240 days for journalists) after which those affected will be forced to request an extension from the federal government.

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The United States Treasury announces a one-dollar coin featuring Trump's face

The United States Treasury announces a one-dollar coin featuring Trump’s face

The United States Mint has already begun producing a new one-dollar coin in gold color featuring the ubiquitous face of President Donald Trump. This was announced by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent through a post on the social network X, in which he explained that the coin commemorates the 250th anniversary of the country’s independence. “With the image of President Trump, it celebrates the strength of American values and the promise of a nation dedicated to preserving freedom for all,” Bessent added.

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The United Kingdom achieves a drastic reduction in migrants in just two years

The United Kingdom achieves a drastic reduction in migrants in just two years

Most of the recent Conservative and Labour governments – with the exception of Boris Johnson – have done their best to make the United Kingdom an unfriendly country for immigrants (workers, asylum seekers, and refugees), with the purpose of discouraging them from settling here and preferring to try their luck in other European lands that treat them with more sympathy and humanity. But it has been Keir Starmer – about to leave Downing Street – who has achieved it.

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Trump abandons the plan to charge tolls in Hormuz and replaces it with investments from Gulf countries

Trump abandons the plan to charge tolls in Hormuz and replaces it with investments from Gulf countries

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has once again made an impromptu shift in his strategy in the restarted war with Iran. After announcing on Monday the imposition of a 20% tariff for ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz, in exchange for security from Washington, he announced this Tuesday through Truth Social that he is abandoning that idea. “After highly productive talks with Middle Eastern leaders, I have decided to replace the 20% reimbursement tariff for the U.S. with trade and investment agreements that the various Gulf States will make in the U.S.,” the president explained.

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The Secret Service evacuated Obama's daughter from France after the Islamist attack in Nice

The Secret Service evacuated Obama’s daughter from France after the Islamist attack in Nice

The Islamist attack in Nice on July 14, 2016, in which 86 people died and hundreds were injured, set off all alarms at the White House, then occupied by Barack Obama. In information revealed by the French newspaper Nice-Matin, the reason for the concern was that Malia, Obama’s daughter, then 18 years old, was in Antibes, just 25 kilometers from Nice, at the time of the attack. The young woman was traveling on the French Riviera to celebrate her coming of age. The Secret Service evacuated her immediately.

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